Nine Revolutions in the Game
Chapter 1149

Ye Luo's Plan

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Seeing Japan's total points rapidly rising while many Chinese players' remaining revives were decreasing, everyone easily guessed that a large Chinese force had clashed with a Japanese team. Thinking of Tokyo Myth having just obtained Draw a Circle to Make a Prison, Hei Bai Qi's expression turned grave. After all, being killed inside the barrier prison could very likely cost them all six revives, since Tokyo Myth would definitely use Draw a Circle to Make a Prison together with a Conquest Order.

Although using Draw a Circle to Make a Prison together with a Conquest Order did not reduce the target's revives in the same way as challenging players with a Conquest Order, the former only added one to the number of Conquest Orders upon killing the target, while the latter doubled the number of Conquest Orders. However, the former could be used on multiple people, whereas the latter could only target one person.

If Tokyo Myth really used Draw a Circle to Make a Prison and a Conquest Order to trap a group of Chinese players, every one of those players would lose six revives upon being killed. The consequences would be severe.

"Probably not. Tokyo Myth would need to think carefully before using Draw a Circle to Make a Prison. At the very least, he would have to gather some Japanese players first. If he used it rashly, he could be killed himself, since the barrier prison created by Draw a Circle to Make a Prison covers a very large area and would trap many targets," San Mei Shi said. Then she changed her tone. "So it is unlikely that he used Draw a Circle to Make a Prison immediately. More likely, a Chinese team happened to encounter a relatively large Japanese force, and a conflict broke out.

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